Most Iconic SF/F Princesses

[Dausuul]

We haven't heard listed Snow White or Guinevere yet...

As far as Arthurian royalty goes, I'll take Morgan le Fay over Guinevere any day.

In a related vein, Medb (or Maeve) of Connacht.

 

[Eyes of Nine]

My 6 year old great niece just told me on the weekend that Peach is her favourite Mario character.

Edited to add: So I agree she's got real intergenerational appeal.

On the other hand if I asked my 85 year old dad, he'd probably recognize Deja Thoris but doubtful Peach...

 

[Eyes of Nine]

btw thanks @GuardianLurker and @DrunkonDuty for name-checking Bujold characters. Her fiction is some of my favorite, bar none, across both SF (Vorkosigan) and Fantasy (5 Gods)

 

[DrunkonDuty]

I wasn't name checking per se. I'm familiar with Bujold's name but have never read her stuff. But it's on the to-read list!

 

[James Gasik]

On the other hand if I asked my 85 year old dad, he'd probably recognize Deja Thoris but doubtful Peach...

I mean, she's the most beautiful woman on two worlds, Dejah Thoris deserves respect.

 

[Eyes of Nine]

I wasn't name checking per se. I'm familiar with Bujold's name but have never read her stuff. But it's on the to-read list!

Whoops! Sorry, tagged the wrong person, it was @ichabod who mentioned Bujold early in the thread...

 

[Dioltach]

Curious how we're six pages in and no-one has mentioned Empress Savina from the original D&D movie...

 

[ichabod]

Whoops! Sorry, tagged the wrong person, it was @ichabod who mentioned Bujold early in the thread...

Yes, but I didn't even think of Cordelia Naismith. Although in the end I think I would have stuck with Ista dy Challion. And in defense of those who think my choices weren't iconic, the tile says iconic princesses, the OP says top princesses. I went with top.

 

[DrunkonDuty]

Curious how we're six pages in and no-one has mentioned Empress Savina from the original D&D movie...

I'm gonna be honest, I've never seen it.

 

[James Gasik]

I'm gonna be honest, I've never seen it.

The only thing you're possibly missing out on is Jeremy Irons chewing all the scenery and a largely forgettable Tom Baker cameo. It's largely forgettable. I remember liking the second movie more though.